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Searching with a thematic focus on Corporate Social Responsibility, Gender in Indonesia

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    Developing Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Papua Highlands

    International Labour Organization, 2010
    This briefing documents the progress of ILO’s Entrepreneurship Skills Development project, which ran in 2009 and 2010 in the Papua Highlands, Indonesia, as part of the UN joint programme for the area.
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    Research on working & living conditions of women in Export Processing Zones (EPZ) and sweatshops in Indonesia

    Clean Clothes Campaign, 2004
    This report monitors the working and living conditions of Indonesian female workers in Export Processing Zones (EPZ) and sweatshop factories.It is based on a number of interviews with workers which took place in six factories in Jakarta and Tangerang. Findings of the report include:workers are still experiencing forced overtime, even though the situation has improved recentlymany re
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    Tunnel vision: women, mining and communities

    Oxfam, 2002
    Provides practical examples of situations where women and children have consistently suffered disproportionately from the negative impacts of mining projects due to the policies and behaviour of the companies involved.The following list represents a consolidation of grievances expressed by women during the research:companies only entering into negotiations with men, making women neither
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    Addressing the general and reproductive health of women in global supply chains

    Business for Social Responsibility, 2002
    Women comprise a majority of the workforce in labor-intensive manufacturing industries such as apparel, footwear, toys, electronics, food processing and house-wares. They also work extensively in the informal sector, including in agriculture and handicrafts. The working environment in these industries can present health hazards to both male and female workers.